Probate caveat set aside with costs

In Garrihy v Garrihy [2013] QSC 74 Dalton J set aside a caveat on the basis that the respondent had not raised a doubt as to whether a grant of probate should be made.  Interestingly, her Honour also ordered the respondent pay the estate’s costs – once again dispelling the myth that costs always come from the estate in probate cases. Read the case here.